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Explore purpose, changing priorities, and the choices that give life meaning.
Viktor Frankl combines a witness account of concentration-camp life with an introduction to logotherapy. The book asks what can remain meaningful when freedom, identity, and security are stripped away, and shows how purpose, love, responsibility, and one’s attitude toward unavoidable suffering can guide action without denying chance, loss, or human limits.
Ikigai explores the Japanese idea of a reason for being and asks how purpose can shape a long, satisfying life. Drawing on Okinawan longevity, logotherapy, Morita therapy, flow, community, moderate habits, movement, and resilience, it offers a practical framework for staying engaged while accepting change and imperfection.